Brutalist Wine Rack in Wrought Iron and Wood, 1960s

Farrow & Jackson Wine Rack in Metal and Wood, England, early 20th century. This is a rare and large Farrow & Jackson of London wine rack in metal and wood. Farrow & Jackson have supplied to a number or royal households including Buckingham Palace, St James's Palace, Marlborough House, Sandringham House, York House and Clarence House and are the number one supplier of wine racks and wine cellar equipment. The wine rack is a simple but elegant construction of metal and wood. The wear and patina make this a stunning original piece of industrial furniture. It is very usable at the same time, with the possibility of storing up to 49 bottles of wine. Journalist and Guardian wine writer John Arlott promoted Farrow & Jackson in his columns, and referred in the present tense...

Whimsical and Unique Brutalist Fish Lantern Floor Lamp in Wrought Iron, Europe, 1960s. And now for something completely different... This unique and highly exceptional fish floor lamp...

Brutalist Vase in Patinated Brass, 1960s. This is a wonderful vintage vase in patinated brass with a slender and elegant shape and rough brutalist details. It shows different text...

Brutalist Vide Poche in Cast Bronze, mid 20th century. Beautiful and very distinct vide poche in heavy cast bronze. Quintessentially brutalist with rough and hand made shapes and he...

Shaw & Fisher Antique bottle holder in Patinated Silver. England, 19th century. Wonderful bottle holder in patinated silver made by Shaw & Fisher fr...

Large brutalist planter with rough lava glaze, mid 20th century. This is a wonderful large round planter in a very distinct brutalist style with a rough and heavy lava glaze on the outside. Great as a garden or patio piece, but also very usable inside. Just imagine this on a large wooden dining table...

Wrought iron wine rack that attaches to a wall. Holds seventy-five bottles.

A modular wine rack system that is adjustable and extremely versatile. This example shows how a spare room or a walk-in closet can be transformed into a virtual wine cellar, the system is so flexible that the client can adjust the racks for standard wine bottles, magnums, champagnes or exotics by simply lifting out one unit and replacing it with another. The racks can also be alternated with shelves, all without the need of tools. The only installation needed is attaching the vertical moldings. Please note the optional wall treatment...

Elegant French bamboo and rattan wine rack for eight bottles with shelf Very good condition, the decorative sheathing is missing on the right side....

The wine stand holds 20 bottles of your favorite cru in gorgeous teakwood. The wood is special. It is from the second half of the 20th century with expertly crafted wrought iron in a...

Designer: Arthur Umanoff. Manufacturer: Unknown. Period and model: Mid-Century Modern. Specifications: Wrought iron. Condition: This Arthur Umanoff wrought iron...

Mid-Century Modern Arthur Umanoff for Raymoor, black painted wrought iron free standing wine rack that holds 39 bottles. Minor wear to paint.